London congestion charge turns 10

15 February 2013 Last updated at 11:42 ET Help

When the congestion charge was introduced 10 years ago Londoners were promised a reduction in the levels of traffic and pollution.

A decade on, journey times in the capital are unchanged but in that time the charge has raised more than £1bn for transport improvements and reduced the number of cars coming into town.

Former mayor Ken Livingstone, who brought in the scheme, said it has been a huge success but what do businesses think?

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